Grab your harpoon guns and dingies and join your beloved thinkers of the unthinkable for another fun-filled round of Beer Thursday as we continue probing the remaining four improbable historical coincidences that happened in our unbelievable human history.

Round 279!

Be sure to refresh your memory on the first 5 unbelievable historical coincidences!

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Bizarre Historical Coincidences: From Lincoln to the Titanic

In this hilarious and intriguing episode of Beer Thursday hosts Jay and Shayne delve into 11 (or rather 9) incredible historical coincidences.

They kick off with the eerie parallels between the assassinations of Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy, tackle the spooky foresight of Morgan Robertson's novella about the Titanic, and even take a whale of a dive into Moby Dick's real-life inspiration, all with a healthy dose of humor.

Join them as they navigate quirky anecdotes, puns about sperm whales, and cheeky remarks about historical figures. Don't miss out on their whimsical toast, witticisms, and an engaging exploration of bizarre worldly events that will leave you questioning reality and laughing out loud, feeling like you're part of the conversation.

Who's your favorite superhero? Jay's is Superman, and your masters of mythical methods are excited about James Gunn's new Superman movie!

Behold: Round 278!

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Superman, Superstars, and Super-Puns: A Heroic Chat Look up in the sky! It's not just any other podcast episode — it's the Beer Thursday team tackling the monumental subject of Superman.

Join the former Durango Brothers as they reminisce about past Supermen and explore the freshly rebooted DC franchise under James Gunn's direction.

From discussing David Corenswet's new take on the Man of Steel to a fun tangent about Nicholas Hoult and Alan Tudyk, this episode is packed with superhero commentary, nostalgic nods to Richard Donner's Superman, and a sprinkle of humor about confusing Donners.

It's a must-listen for any fan of the last son of Krypton and anyone who loves a good laugh. Don't miss their comedic toast — it's super! Tune in for a lively discussion and a hearty dose of Superman nostalgia.

Today's round is definitely a case of don't so as we say or do! "Beer Thursday's story of beer." In this week's redux round, your favorite dynamic duo of fun phone it in and discuss the winding paths that led them to finding beer. They talk about and include:

• about their first successful encounters with beer,
• cemetery drinking,
• and being young and stupid.

Without warning, Jay bores himself.

Round 008!

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The Brewed Awakening: Beer Tales of Youthful Mischief and More

Welcome to Beer Thursday from your warm-up hosts, Shayne and Jay! Brace yourselves as they kick off with a hilarious recap of their diva-like tendencies before diving into a nostalgic journey of how beer made its grand entry into their lives.

From underage adventures in Mexico to spooky encounters in a cemetery, complete with accidental beer tossing too close to cop cars—this episode has it all! An ode to beer, quirky toasts, and a whole lot of fun.

Tune in for a round of laughter, some can-opening insights, and special shout-outs. Don't miss out on this intoxicatingly good round!

Ready to be awed, creeped out, and humored? Then join your journeying wayfarers of worldly delights as they reveal the haunting last words uttered by a few celebrities.

Revere this round 277!

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Haunting Last Words: Celebrities' Final Say on Beer Thursday

Join us for a spine-tingling episode of Beer Thursday as we delve into the eerie and sometimes humorous last words of some of the most iconic celebrities. From Albert Einstein's elegant farewell to Frank Sinatra's chilling admission of defeat, this episode covers it all.

We'll discuss the tragic ends of stars like John Belushi and Chris Farley, the poetic final musings of Steve Jobs, and the poignant statements of legends such as Bob Marley and Marilyn Monroe. Grab a beer, settle in, and prepare for a journey into the macabre as we explore these haunting parting shots!

Will Haley mention your favorite album when she tells us about her journey through Rolling Stone's Top 500 Albums? Listen and find out.

This is Round 276!

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Breaking Down Rolling Stone's Top 500 Albums - One Beer at a Time

Join the Beer Thursday crew for an epic musical journey as a guest, and Taylor Swift aficionado Haley recounts her incredible feat of listening to the entire Rolling Stone Magazine’s Top 500 Albums list.

From legendary blues and soul artists of the '60s and '70s to modern-day icons like Kendrick Lamar and Billie Eilish, Haley shares her favorites, surprises, and yes-or-no recommendations. Discover why she's named her cat Otis and which albums made her cry. Plus, delve into the joys of music collection and the golden rule for buying vinyl. Whether you're a music lover looking for new tunes or a curious listener, this harmonious episode is sure to hit all the right notes.

Do you fear these fears Americans supposedly have? Spoiler Alert: Probably not!

Join your favorite intrepid thinkers of America as we riff on the first five of 15 imagined fears revealed in the Hasthi Wand article "15 Overblown American Fears That Make the Rest of the World Laugh."

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In this laugh-out-loud round of Beer Thursday, Shayne and Jay dive into "15 Overblown American Fears That Make the Rest of the World Laugh."

Join them as they hilariously dismantle suggested common American anxieties, from germophobia to fear of tap water and even spicy food!

They share personal anecdotes and global perspectives, making for a relatable and entertaining conversation.

Whether it’s chatting about public transportation woes or the peculiarities of coffee preferences, this round promises humor, insights, and a series of toasts that you won't want to miss. Tune in, turn up, and let’s tackle these fears together!

A long time ago, at a video conference far, far away, our hometown heroes discussed iconic movie roles in their most 18th round ever! Join us for a redux of that round in which we debated iconic movie roles!

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Iconic Roles and Tangents: A Spirited Debate

Join hosts Shayne and Jay on this lively round of Beer Thursday as they dive headfirst into a spirited discussion about the most iconic movie roles of all time.

Buckle up as they cover Jack Nicholson's spine-chilling performances in "The Shining" and "Batman," Val Kilmer's unforgettable roles in "Tombstone" and "Top Gun," and Christopher Reeve's timeless portrayal of Superman.

The dynamic duo also navigate through the legacies of James Bond actors from Sean Connery to Daniel Craig and reminisce about classics like "To Kill a Mockingbird" and "It's a Wonderful Life." With a toast to sobriety, witty banter about the pros and cons of social media, and unexpected detours into TV icons, this episode is a reel treat for film buffs and casual viewers alike.

Tune in for a brewviously good time!

Saddle up and get roped into our discussion of another great Taylor: Taylor Sheridan! Enjoy this 274th round and let us know tell us your thoughts!

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Taylor Sheridan Showdown: Full Circle from Yellowstone to 1883

Come hell or high water, whether 1883 or 1923 or Yellowstone or Sicario, this week's round of your Thursday is dedicated to the legendary Taylor Sheridan!

Join us as we dive deep into Sheridan's cinematic universe, from his gripping films like "Hell or High Water" to his small-screen masterpieces such as "Yellowstone," "1923," and beyond.

Fans and newcomers alike will savor our chat about his storytelling prowess, unforgettable characters, and the compelling soundtracks accompanying his works.

We also uncover some surprising facts about Taylor, including his commencement speech at UT. Tune in for an engaging and humorous discussion that's pure gold for any Taylor Sheridan enthusiast. Remember the Alamo… and don't miss out on this toast-worthy episode!